Let's not mince words. Iceland Isn't
affordable. However, you've heard this already. However, this should not put
off you from visiting the country. Iceland is vividly beautiful, so it is well
worth exploring the unspoiled nature and glaciers. Go right ahead and plan that
trip. There are always ways to decrease costs, assuming you don't expect 5-star
luxury all the way.
In Iceland, most of your cash Will go
towards travel, lodging, and in case you're not careful, food. Can you save
money with public transportation? Hardly. Public transportation is non-existent
in Iceland that the minute that you leave Reykjavik. If you aren't intending on
paying your entire vacation in the funds, you'll have to add car rental prices
to your budget. That is not necessarily inexpensive, but it's still less expensive
than booking a tour.
You will find other ways to cut on
Cost however. If you are on a budget, go in the off-season when everything is
more economical. Iceland's off-season for travel is between September and May.
This card grants you free access to over a dozen museums, in addition to using
any public transport facilities. This way you're saving money on gasoline
expenses if you have a rental vehicle.
Book your vehicle well in advance.
The best deals are available online, do not rely on the tourist center to get
this done for you. This may already cut the price in half. Ideally, collect the
car at Keflavik International Airport, since you will be going there anyway. It
is about an hour's drive from Reykjavik.
The longer you keep The vehicle, the
cheaper the day prices become. It might be cheaper to add a day to Your rental
even in the event that you don't utilize it, and by doing this, get the
superior weekly Speed. Don't forget to factor in the expense of gas. It is
surprising just how many Travelers forget this vital piece of detail. Work out
an estimated travel.
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